Sentence examples for physics emerged from inspiring English sources
This field, also called high-energy physics, emerged in the 1930s out of the developing experimental areas of nuclear and cosmic-ray physics.
Constructor theory "forms a bedrock of reality from which all the laws of physics emerge".
In many respects, if one ignores dissipation, the physics emerging from the JCH Hamiltonian resembles, at low-energies, that of an effective BH model.
In recent years, fundamental physics has emerged as a new discipline in European space science.
To date, Au NP chemistry and physics has emerged as a broad new subdiscipline in the domain of colloids and surfaces [9].
In recent years, two important aspects of heliospheric physics have emerged: (1) the intrinsic dynamism of the Sun's open magnetic flux and its vast importance for energetic particle propagation and acceleration; and (2) the importance of heliospheric grain populations for the production of energetic particles and anomalous cosmic rays.
By 1975 the standard model of particle physics was emerging, where the basic particles of matter come in two varieties: quarks and leptons.
Among those groups was one that discussed the latest advances in solid-state physics, an emerging field that analyzed the conductivity and other properties of different materials in relation to their atomic structures.
The purpose is to investigate whether this technique, which is useful for understanding the physics of emerging bed-forms, can be used to make quantitative predictions in the field, which may then be of use for coastal engineers.
Polymer physics has indeed emerged as an accurate tool to uncover the principles of chromosome folding to recapitulate experimental data and further define chromatin properties, such as density and stiffening.
The Washington Conferences on Theoretical Physics were paradigmatic of the meetings organized to assimilate the insights quantum mechanics was giving to many fields, especially atomic and molecular physics and the emerging field of nuclear physics.
